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The Economics program establishes a strong theoretical base and statistical skills, equipping students to analyze critically and tackle intricate challenges while understanding economics as a social science that incorporates human behavior. The Associate of Arts Degree with an Economics Emphasis provides two pathways: a General Economics route and an Applied Financial Economics (AFE) specialization. The General Economics path serves as a transfer program for students aiming to pursue bachelor's-level studies. The AFE curriculum helps prepare students for various investment and risk management certifications, catering to those pursuing careers in this field. Finishing the AFE track involves completing a Financial Economics Internship with active involvement from financial institutions.
Student Learning Objectives
Differentiate between various market structures and their societal consequences.
Apply economic terminology to develop informed perspectives on current affairs.
Analyze and work with economic data effectively.
Develop personalized financial strategies using investment principles and risk assessment to enhance decision-making.